ABM4Energy 2025

We are excited to announce the upcoming ABM4Energy Conference 2025 on Agent-Based Modeling for Energy Economics and Energy Policy. The conference provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to present their latest findings and engage in discussions on agent-based modeling in energy-related topics.

Building upon the success of the highly successful 2024 conference in Freiburg, as well as previous workshops held at TU Delft (2014), Berlin (2016), and DLR (2023), we are very happy to organize this two-day event for 2025 in Copenhagen, Denmark. It will feature both presentations of research and dedicated workshops, creating opportunities for knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration.

Agenda

On the first day, you can expect interesting presentations covering a wide range of topics in agent-based modeling, a poster session, as well as social events such as a city tour and a dinner. On the second day, there will be more engaging talks and several workshop sessions. We are looking forward to greeting you in March in the beautiful city of Copenhagen!

For now, take a look at the Call for abstracts and workshops and tell your colleagues, collaborators, and anyone interested. Let’s spread the word and make this another successful event together!

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The ABM4Enegry 2025 conference is organized and hosted by Technical University of Denmark – DTU and is supported by Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, German Aerospace Center, and INATECH, University of Freiburg.

Scientific Program Committee

• Dogan Keles, Technical University of Denmark
• Anke Weidlich, University of Freiburg
• Tara Esterl, Austrian Institute of Technology
• Wolf Fichtner, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
• Christoph Schimeczek, German Aerospace Center
• Laurens de Vries, TU Delft

Organizing Committee

• Dogan Keles, Technical University of Denmark
• Katrine Brander Knudsen, Technical University of Denmark
• Kristina Nienhaus, German Aerospace Center
• Thorsten Weiskopf, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
• Nick Harder, University of Freiburg